Tener and Llamarse

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Mónica y Karen (tener)

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tienen

Answer explanation

The question asks to conjugate the verb 'tener' for Mónica and Karen. Since Mónica and Karen are two people, we need to use the plural form of the verb. The correct conjugation for 'tener' in the third person plural is 'tienen'. Therefore, the correct answer is 'tienen'.

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Tú y Amanda (tener)

Back

tienen

Answer explanation

The question asks for the correct conjugation of the verb 'tener' (to have) for 'Tú y Amanda'. The correct answer is 'tienen', which is the plural form of the verb in the present tense, used for 'you all' or 'they'. This conjugation agrees with the subject 'Tú y Amanda', which refers to two people.

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El profesor (tener)

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tiene

Answer explanation

The question asks for the correct conjugation of the verb 'tener' (to have) for 'El profesor' (the teacher). The correct conjugation is 'tiene' because it agrees with the third person singular subject. The other options are incorrect as they correspond to different subject pronouns.

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La estudiante (tener)

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tiene

Answer explanation

The question asks for the correct conjugation of the verb 'tener' (to have) for 'la estudiante' (the student). The correct conjugation for the third person singular (he/she/it) is 'tiene'. The other options are incorrect conjugations for the given subject.

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Yo (tener)

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tengo

Answer explanation

The question '

Yo (tener)

' is asking for the correct form of the verb 'tener' (to have) in Spanish when used with the pronoun 'Yo' (I). The correct answer is '

tengo

', which is the first person singular present tense form of 'tener'. The other options are incorrect as they correspond to different pronouns.

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Anna y yo (tener)

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tenemos

Answer explanation

The question asks to conjugate the verb 'tener' (to have) with the subject 'Anna y yo' (Anna and I). The correct conjugation for 'nosotros' (we) form is 'tenemos'. The other options are incorrect as they represent different conjugations for other subject pronouns.

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Tú (tener)

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tienes

Answer explanation

The question asks to conjugate the verb 'tener' (to have) in the second person singular form (tú). The correct conjugation is 'tienes', which means 'you have' in English. The other options are incorrect conjugations for the given subject pronoun.

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Alexis y yo (tener)

Back

tenemos

Answer explanation

In the question, 'Alexis y yo' refers to two people, so the verb 'tener' should be conjugated in the first person plural form. The correct option is 'tenemos', which means 'we have' in English.

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Susana, Margarita, y Carlos (tener)

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tienen

Answer explanation

The question asks for the correct conjugation of the verb 'tener' (to have) for Susana, Margarita, and Carlos. Since there are multiple subjects, the correct conjugation is in the third person plural form, which is 'tienen'.

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Carlos, Cesar, y yo (tener)

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tenemos

Answer explanation

The question asks to conjugate the verb 'tener' (to have) for the subjects Carlos, Cesar, and 'yo' (I). The correct conjugation for 'nosotros' (we) in the present tense is 'tenemos'. This includes the speaker and the other two people, making it the appropriate choice.